The Huron Expositor, 1973-10-11, Page 687-4110 HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAI•ORTH, pia, OCT. 11, 1973
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NEWS OF
St. Columban
News of
Huronvkw
The Ba.kelaar family, along with Allan and Brian Van
Der Ende provided special musical numbers at the
Christian Reform song service on Sunday evening. The
service was led by Aire Van Der Ende with devotions by
Rev. Buekema.
Mrs. G. Henderson of Brucefield joined the regulars
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Norman Speir and Jerry C ins to
provide the old tyme music for Monday's get t getner.
- The Annual Bazaar held in the Auditorium on dnesday.
afternoon was quite successful with a good a endance at
both the tea and sale.
The Residents %vele entertained on "Family Night" with
a musical progran, arranged by Marie Flynn, who also played
the piano accompaniment. Jim Murray and Norman Spoir
with ,violins, Lorne Lawson mouth organ, step dance and
vocal solos by pebble Flynn, and Sandra Dale piano solos
provided an hour of fineontertainment.
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Mrs. John Gibson, St. Paula,
Secretary for Girls' Work,
brought greetings from Perth
Presbyterial of the women's
Missionary Society when Cm-
malty W.M.S. and Marion kit-
chie Evening Auxiliary held their
Thankoffering meeting on Wed-
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Gibson
also gave several short readings
to conclude her remarks.
Mrs. Malcolm Lamondpresi-
ded for the program which. fol-
lowed the worship service out-
lined in the Glad Tidings. She
was assisted in the scriptures
and meditations .by Mrs. John
Jefferson, Mrs. Mervin Dowd,
Mrs. Russell Scott, Mrs. C. Mc-
Kaig, Mrs. C. Millet, and Mrs.
Thos. L. Scott. Theofferidg was
received by Mrs. Calder McKaig.
The mission study onChange-
less India was in charge of Mrs.
McKaig, assisted by five. of the
members. The roll call was
answered with a Thanksgiving
verse followed by the secretary's
and treasurer's reports given by
Mrs. T. Stott an& Mrs. C. Mc-
Kaig respectively. Mrs. Clifton
Miller rendered a solo, "Thank
You." Mrs. Lamond led in a
short memorial tribute to the
late Mrs. Sani McCurdy who was
a faithful Marian Ritchie and
W.M.S. worker.
A film strip on the 'life of
'Pandita Ramabai, the first
Christian to be enrolled in the
calendar of Hindu saints, was
,.„„shown,, IHargey„ threug the ef 7
oAef tirr4 ,father,? pft its,Ra-
rna'15ii became ediiaated and set
about to change the status 'of wo-
men and girls in India during the
Father Oosteveen spoke on
the MOdern World_and the
Synod , of Bishops t Rome in
1V14 at the monthly meeting of
the Catholic Women's League
On Tuesday evening. Father
Oosteveen opened the meeting
with prayer. 'Minutes were
read by Mrs. Dominic Murray.
Mrs. Theo Van Bakel gave the
treasurer's report,
Correspondence was read by
Mrs. Clarence Ryan including an
invitation to bazaar in Kenai-
cott on October 17 and to Kin-
kora bazaar on Oct. 24. Mrs.
Vincent Murray and Mrsalichard
Downey are to care for altars
for October. Visitors to the sick
are Mrs. Tom Kale and Mrs.
Vincent Lane.
All used clothing should be
in by the end of the month. Plans
were made for a Senior Citizens
card party to be held on Nov.'
7. It was decided to buy books
for the school.
' Mrs. Marie Bicknell gave a ,
report of the Deanery meeting
held at • Kingsbridge and also
gave information on the Christo-'
,,pher and Leadership Training
Course. A motion was made to
donate to the'Peace and De-
velopment Fund.
The meeting closed with
prayer led_by Father Oosteveen.
The mystery, prize, donated by
Mrs. Roy Murray, was won by
Mrs. Dominic Murray. Lunch
was served by Mrs.DerialsNolan
and her committee.
Burns
U.C.W. ranee
The September meeting of the
Burns U.C.W. was held at the
Manse Lontiesboro on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Watson Reid conducted
the Worship Service using the
theme "Giving Thanks." Ria
Smith and Greta St. Louis read
the scripture Luke '18, verses
11-19. Beryl Reid gave a reading
and hymn 19 was sung. Beryl
Leid introduced Miss Edithe Bea-
com who showed slides of her
trip to Hawaii, and some local
pictures were shown, Gladys
Leiper thanked her, andpresent-
ed her with"a gift from the UCW.
Mrs. Ed Bell conducted the
business session. Roll call was
answered by a Bible verse. The.,
'treasurer's report was given by
Ida Letper. Plans were made for
the Bazaar on October 24. A
thank you card was received from
the Trewin family and a minute's
silence was observed in memory
of the late Mrs. Wm. Trewin.
Supper was served by the losing
side in the copper contest.
Wnat might have,been a ser-
ious accident took place at the
ThomPson..elevators in Mitchell
last week when a truck owned by
Cronin Bros. Transport, when
hoisted to ti -dead bulk fertilizer,
was toppled over by a gust of
wind. The thirty-eight foot truck
was badly dainaged but fortunate-
ly no one was in the way at the
time.
Mr. and IVIrs. Bill Evans,
Jim and David of Niagara Falls
spent the holiday weekend with
Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr. Jack
Frost of St. Tnomas also Mrs.
Beatrice Burgess visited Mrs.
Jean Dill.
Mrs. Vera McKay' of Detroit
is visiting with Mrs. Melva Mur-
ray and relatives.
Mr. Tom Feeney, London,
with his brothers Louis and El-
mer.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Costello an the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Krauskopf and family all of
Kingston.
Mr. Win. Ganter anddaughter
of Niagara Falls spent the week-
end with Mrs. Margaret Carpen-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oulette and
children of Windsor with Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Benninger on the
weekend.
Miss Teresa Ryan of London
with Mrs. Mary Ryan.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Maloney during, the past
week were Mr. .Louis P. Malo-
ney of Detroit, Mrs. Angela
Pierce of Galt, Mrs. Marion Kelly
of Kinkota and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kenny of Seafor th',
Mr. and Mra. Walter Kroskie
have sold their house on Mill St.
recently to Mr. Louis Maloney
and are holding an auction sale
on Saturday, Oct. 13. Mr. and
Mrs. Kroskie intend moving to
W indsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Muege of
Walkerton spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke.
Paving operations are under
way at present on the five miles
of county road north to the 8th
concession of McKillop Twp.
Mrs. Don MacRae who is a
patient at University Hospital in
London was at her home on Sua-
day but returned to the hospital
on Monday.
Mrs. Joh'i Darling is again a
patient in Seaforth Community
H osp' tal.
The Dublin euchre team of
Mr. Louis Maloney, Mr. Jerry
Murray, Mr. Jerome Murray,
Mr. Ronald. Murray and Mr. Art
Murray played 'their first game of
the season in Kitchener on Friday
night at the home of Mr. Cyril
Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Murtha
of Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer
and family of London spent the
weekend at their home in Dublin.%
Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan has Val
her 100-acre farm on the fifth
con. of McKiilop to Mr. Ben
Nyland.
Mrs.' -Earl Edgar, Carolyn,
Paul and Suzanne of Gorrie spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Byers.
Visitors with M rs. Mary Dil-
lon and Dorothy on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dillon,
Cindy, John, Dianne and Loretta
of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Duffy, Don, Yvonne and
Janice of Woodstock, Mr. and
Mrs. Syl. Ryan, Sheila, Colleen,
Jim, Tom, Bill and Jim of Kin-
kora, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Kelly, Mary Margaret and Rose:.
Marie of Seaforth.
News of
Kippen
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
KIPPEN EAST
The citizenship meeting of
Kippen East W.I. will be held at
the home of Mrs. Campbell Eyre
on October 17 at 8.30 p.m. The
roll call will be answered by a
verse with the word "Peace" in
it. Mr's. Grant MacLean will
give the motto. The guest speak-
er will be Mr. C.A. Archibald,
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot is in charge
of lunch.
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Mellis
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Mel-
lis' sister in St. Thomas.
' Mrs. Joe Dorsey is a patient
in Univeality Hospital. "
Mr. and M'rs. Brian Melady,
Deborah and Sean visited the
former's parents .
Sister Jean Moylan, London
spent the weekend with her par,
ents.
Mrs. Gerard Marchand spent
the holiday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Reilly
visited his, parehts on the week-
'end.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Turner and
boys spent Thanksgiving in Kit-
chener.
' Mr. and Mrs. Pinsonneault —
and Mr. and MrS. M. Fardella of
Windsor visited with Mr. and
Mrs. J. McIver.
Mr: and Mrs. Don Moylan
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mnrphy and family, and Mr. and
Mts. Jack Moylan spent Sunday
in St. Thomas.
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The sixth meeting of McKillop
11 was held at the home of Judy
Dorsey. The president opened
the meeting with the 4-H pledge,
Roll call was answered by "One
Thing I know about Scandinavia
or Finland."
Northern Europe subject mat-
ter was read and discussed.Hand
out pamphlets were discussed
' and filled in. The girls Made
apple cake (ablekage-aScandina-
vian dish) with each girl helping.
This was served with orange
juice for lunch. The girls dis-
cussed arrangements for their
party.
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late 1800's by teaching them to
read and by organizing a school
. mr.
for girls in spite of strong op-
positionJoe Pierson and Miss
Marjorie Pierson of Orangeville
visited on the Thanksgiving week-
end witti'Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Douglas.
Nancy Allen, Margaret Laing
and Lorraine Laing
weekend in Stratford attending
t the
Presbyterian Young People's
Fall Rally of Hamilton-London
Synod.
lVf Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wal-
lace ;attended the Kitchener OC-
toberfest on Saturday night.
Mrs. John Jefferson and Mrs.
Robert Laing were guests on Sa-
turday night at a shower for
Mrs.Norman Chessell, Stratford.
Miss Janet Allen; Toronto,
spent the, weekend at her home.
The Rev. „J. Ure .Stewart of
Seaforth conducted Thanksgiving
services on Sunday. Using the
story ,of creation as his text, he
spoke on pollution and conserva-
tion, pointing out that the earth
is the Lord's and we are stewards
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. A. Scott and their family
following the passing of Mrs.
Scott's mother, Mrs. Esther
Moore.
Mr.' and Mrs. E. Kerslake vi-
sited last week with their daugh-
ter, Bonnie' Kerslake, in Sarnia.
,Miss Denise Kerslake, of the
• Univerifty 'Weaern.'britrulo,
o 6andi8n 'spent tag; ivelikadid lwith
her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs..Ev-
erard Kerslake. '
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